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Command "azd pipeline config" failing due to unauthorized error, even though I'm a contributor to the Azure subscription I'm using #1954
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Hello @luabud , thank you for contacting and creating the issue.
Contributor role is not enough for creating/updating service principals. @rajeshkamal5050 , this is not a blocker, but we can make |
Removing blocker based on above and keeping it for GA to improve the error handling/messaging. |
That makes sense, thanks for the info! |
@wbreza Is this now fixed? |
Change was reverted - #2288 |
@savannahostrowski / @rajeshkamal5050 With the change of #2218 However, if the user creating the service principal does not have permissions to create role assignments then the |
I've confirmed I have |
Output from
azd version
Run
azd version
and copy and paste the output here:azd version 0.8.0-beta.1 (commit 08209da)
Describe the bug
I create an empty folder and used the
azd init --template AzureSamples/todo-python-mongo-aca
command to initialized my sample application.azd up
worked as expected and I got the app deployed. However, when runningazd pipeline config
, it errored out with the following message:I double checked and I am a contributor to the subscription I used.
To Reproduce
I ran the following in an empty folder:
Environment
Information on your environment:
* Language name and version: Python 3.9
* IDE and version : VS Code 1.78.0-insider
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